SPORTS WILL BE HELD CLAVE K O TO-DAY (SATURDAY). SHOW OPENS 2.30 p.m NUMEROUS ATTRACTIONS, SPORTS AND SIDESHOWS. BOWLING ON BOARDED ALLEY FOE LIVE PIG. REDDITOH TOWN BAND Will play for DANCING in the Evening. REFRESHMENTS and TEAS at Moderate Admission ;—!/■ (including tax): Chil

mTEMATIOIUL emu TEA PHOI’KKTY MA.KKET. THE COOMBE ABBEY ESTATE. The first day’s sale of the Coombe Abbey Estate, eaihracmg area of nearly '•ObO acres, in the parishes of Einlcy, Conmbefields, Brinkhnv Wal«gr»ve-on-Sowe. Willenhall, and Koleshill, was eonduoted at Coventry Friday

The sad death of a Warwick man who died in the Warneford Hospital while under an anaesthetic, formed the subject of an inquest conducted on Friday last week by the Mid- Warwickshire Coroner. Mr. E. P. Hadow. The deceased was Hubert Thomas Daffern, aged 56. of 21, Avon-street, Wa

A PAIR OF WELL-BUILT FREEHOLD DETACHED COTTAGES, SITUATE in the village, near the Exchange Inn, one void and one in the occupation of G. Clarke. Each contains Living-room, Kitchen, Pantry and Three Bedrooms, with W.C. and Coal house near, and nice Garden in front. FOR SALE BY PR

About a hundred craftsmen are thrown out of work by fire which destroyed the furniture factory of Messrs. Bobby and Co., High Wycomibe. on Friday last week. The damage is estimated at nearly £20,000. The factory, which had been considerably enlarged in recent years, was filled w

The monthly meeting of Southern Rural District Council was held at the Board Room Tuesday. Mr. W. Russell presided, and there were also present Messrs. G. B. Blyth. S. Dunn. W. C. Lattey, J. Reynolds, J. F. Hodges. Wall. sen.. J. Barnett, W. H, Grimes. E. Masters. A. J. Knight,

Births, Marriages, Deaths, In Mejimiriii Notices, and Ackkowleomknts, are riiar«<-1 the rate of tid. per line, it prepaid e.j.'K words counted to the line). If bouaej idc minimum charge is 2s. Gd. Daweun.—On August 14tli. at the Warn.-; * Hospital, Leaiiiiugtun, Hubort Tlumui-.

Arrested in Aberdeen, two Dundee girl millworkers appeared before Sheriff Malcolm in Dundee yesterday to answer charge of theft which was preferred against them. , Accused were Mary Thornton and Ann Connor, residing at 109 Lochee lload. Dundee and they pleaded not guilty to hayi

FOUR RUNNERS AND THREEJVjNNERS Fancies For Two Meetings (BY THE FERRET.) STOCKTON. 2.o—Norton Handicap—SPlCEY. • 2.3o—Mandale Handicap—STAGE FA\ OURITE 3.0 —Zetland Plate —BEAVER or GIANFORTE. 3.3o—Hardwicke Plate —CREOLE. 4.0 —Stewards' Handicap COLOSSUS (nap). 4.30 —Lambton St